Takeda Liable in Amitiza Pay-for-Delay Case, Hit With Damages

A federal jury found Takeda Pharmaceuticals Co. Ltd. liable for violating antitrust law by delaying the generic version of its branded Amitiza drug through an illegal agreement with a competitor, ...

New NJ Bar President Talks Ethics Rules on Dating Clients

Norberto Garcia’s first in-court appearance as New Jersey State Bar Association president got a little personal Monday, as ...
Opinion

Matt Levine’s Money Stuff: Sometimes Andrew Left Was Right

Andrew Left is an activist short seller with a following on social media, where he goes by Citron Research. In 2024, he was arrested and charged with criminal market manipulation; his trial started ...

Kirkland, McGuireWoods Guide NextEra’s $67 Billion Dominion Buy

Kirkland and McGuireWoods are guiding the largest ever power acquisition: NextEra Energy Inc.'s plans to purchase Dominion ...

NextEra’s Mega-Utility Deal Will Shore Up Its Credit Profile

NextEra Energy Inc.’s $67 billion bid for Dominion Energy Inc. won’t just create an energy giant stretching from Florida to Virginia, it’s also helping the power firm shore up its credit standing in ...

Gritstone Bio’s Former CEO Settles Investors’ Covid Vaccine Suit

Gritstone Bio Inc.‘s ex-CEO agreed to set aside $6 million to resolve investor allegations he overhyped the now-bankrupt biotech company’s timeline for launching a government-funded study of its ...

Elon Musk Loses Case Against Sam Altman to Force OpenAI Overhaul

A jury rejected Elon Musk’s claims that OpenAI under Sam Altman’s leadership betrayed its mission to benefit the public by morphing into a for-profit business, finding that he waited too long to bring ...

Playboy Beats Maxim’s Bid to Stop Use of Contest Information

Magazine publisher Maxim Inc. failed to secure a ban on rival Playboy Inc. using its proprietary information related to its ...

Three Federal Workers Wrongly Denied Vaccine Waiver, EEOC Says

A branch of the US Department of the Interior discriminated against three federal employees by denying their requests for religious exemptions from a government-wide Covid-19 vaccine mandate, the US ...

New York Gun Ban in Urban Public Parks Upheld at Second Circuit

New York’s ban on firearms in urban public parks was upheld Monday by the Second Circuit. The federal appeals court also ...

Jewish Group Seeks $1 Billion to Shield Buildings From Attacks

A string of attacks on synagogues and other Jewish institutions is prompting calls to more than triple the amount of federal ...

Manufacturer to Pay $4 Million to Settle Vaccine Policy Lawsuit

An Oklahoma compressor packaging manufacturer will pay $4.3 million to over 40 workers and provide other relief to settle a religious and disability discrimination lawsuit filed by the US Equal ...